I think this bike could dramatically elevate cycling experiences abroad... No more insane rental costs, no more downloading bike apps and creating profiles on international data, no more returning a sub par, single speed rental bike to a specific location at a specific time. With this it could be as simple as: leave airport, unfold, ride. I honestly can't wait! Thank you for this video and I'll be patiently waiting for the next one.
I'm not going to lie, for I while there I thought I was getting scammed too! He still hasn't fulfilled all the backers bikes but he is churning them out slowly but surely.
it's very nice. I have an old dahon mu sl that I fitted out as a racer with used carbon bits and it weighs around 9kg and is really fast. I've been lusting after the helix but have read the weight went up to over 10kg. It will be interesting to see how fast people can fold and unfold them. For now I'm more happy with my dahon as it's lighter and cost around 500$ but it's really interesting to see folding bikes finally evolving further. I think the engineering tolerances for a product are making progress hard, I think for smaller lighter people prepared to be a bit careful folding bikes could get closer to 5-6kg and be perfectly usable.
thank you for this very interesting video with the first user-perspective reporting on the Helix. Will watch any further videos of your experience with it. Wishing you safe rides!
Thanks for the nice video! Now that you've been riding the Helix for some years: Are you still happy with it? I would expect the latch that ties together the axels of the two wheels and protects against unfolding to be the least fault-tolerant part of the bike. Does the latch still match exactly after some years? And more importantly: Are the hinges still tight, or are they worn out in some kind?
Hi, did you also try put some rear rack for panniers or tried some backpacking with this bike? I would be interested if this bike is suitable for some longer rides (bikepacking/biketouring)
I’m looking at this and trying to see the benefit over a montague. It’s certainly very well made and I’d love to know how that front fork feels when riding it. The rear wheel is genius, of course Brompton is similar but with much smaller wheel.
Is good to see that the bike is at your doorway after 3yrs 7 months.! finally I get to see how this bike fold and unfold by its owner ! Your video is good and clear . thanks for sharing . My helix bikes is arriving Singapore this July as per their schedule . Cant wait to ride it !.cheers
Hello great video after some use do find when you are swinging the front wheel around then twisting the lever right clockwise to lock onto the frame it starts to get difficult after repetitions? Thank you
What width tire ships with the bike? You mentioned the tire was rubbing slightly against the top tube when folding, so it would be the maximum tire-width the fold allows for.
To call this the greatest foldind bike is utterly ludicrous! To understand what constitutes a great folding bike, indeed the greatest folding bike, look no further than the design and engineering masterpiece that is the Brompton folding bicycle! These tiny wheeled marvels have in virtually standard form been toured and bike packed and bike rafted across the globe!
As a Brompton owner, I can honestly say, my opinion of course, that the Helix is damn impressive too, I actually like the way the Helix folds better than the Brompton, if anything how it's easier to push around when folded. With my 6R Brompton, the rear luggage rack makes things a bit cumbersome. Now, if the Helix had a rack solution, it would be at the top. But until then, the Brompton edges it out slightly due to the carry-on bag/rack options, and of course smaller size. If Helix can reduced this down to a 16" wheel size...hot damn.
I recently injured my back where if I twist or turn a certain way my legs would just crumble. I'm getting better now and I actually think this weekend I may go for a ride.
Well, I'm 5'7" with short legs and it fits me just fine plus there is some adjustability in the seat position. If anything I wish the handle bars were up higher because I'm an old man now but I may change that out myself. Build quality is TOP NOTCH. Bike is like 95% Titanium and is super light and ULTRA RIGID. There is absolutely NO FLEX at any of the joints whatsoever. I'll have video next week of my riding it. I actually shot some video this weekend and I was jumping over this rough patch off a dirt ramp and the bike had no give whatsoever. For the backer price of $1300 it cannot be bested. I don't know what the post backer price is but if it is under $2k it would still be a bargain. The only thing stopping Helix from just taking off is the absolute and offensive tardiness in getting the bikes made, assembled and delivered. It is like delay after delay after delay. I'm surprised I got one to be quite honest. Hopefully Peter is working on the efficiency of his project because it really is fantastic.
MDizzy Yes I wanted to be a backer 3 years ago as well but I was really young with no money. Unfortunately the price spiked to $2200. Now that you have assured me the quality is very reliable, I still think it would be worth it, especially since it’s a regular wheel sized bike (downside to my 16” Brompton wheels). Looking forward to you uploading more videos on the helix bike!
Honestly compared to other titanium folders this thing is still worth $2200 IMO. Just the look and feel, the fit and finish screams PREMIUM. He may be taking forever and a day but when you receive the bike it is worth it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND placing an order though until he has shipped out hundreds of bikes though just to be sure you don't lose your money. That is the main issue right now is the speed of production and if it can be sped up.
Because he started really well and then you realize that his hands grow out of his ass, he is not conversant with elementary mechanics; putting pedals first? Putting it together on the floor? elevate it on a workbench or a table so the camera does not look down - your video must be rehearsed. an instruction sheet is a good idea.
@@borisfohrman3133I wasn’t aware it was necessary to enrol on an elementary mechanics course in order to unfold a bike to a satisfactory standard for the grandmaster armchair mechanics of TH-cam. How about you show everyone how conversant you are in using cognition before criticising someone who’s giving people a real world demonstration rather than a rehearsed, polished advert that would take all of 30 seconds? And while you’re at it, maybe visit a shrink if you’re seeing hands growing out of asses…
Very comfortable for me....5ft 6in and 115 lbs. Needed new contoured handle bar grips for better comfort on our 30 mile unpaved (gravel dust) rail-to-trail rides
I have received my Alfine 11. Mine looks like a hollow rear axle with a QR size bolt going thru. Does yous have a hollow rear axle about the size of a QR?
Yes, we are practicing how to remove the rear wheel in case I get a flat tire or for a tire replacement. Right now we are having trouble getting the bolt out of the hub. The bolt unscrews but does not come out of the hub. Sent photos to Helix for advice.
Helix should develop a new model with Gates Belt drive and a Pinion gearbox, also Ti fenders and maybe a 16" ultra compact model (as small as the Brompton) ...That would be the ultimate Folding bike...If i had the money i would Request a custom frame from Moots...
Thank you very much. I actually tried to shoot some video today but because of the holiday I went to my mom's house and in my haste I didn't bring the appropriate gear. That plus my back is really messed up right now. Next week I'll have a proper riding plus hands on video!
And there are like a over thousand more people who pre-ordered who are still waiting and will be waiting for more years. You can buy direct from helix.ca and get it faster but the price has tripled!
@@blankspace8758 Wow! Well he said he is prioritizing direct sales people first so you should get your bike sooner rather than later. I think he's doing it all wrong. For direct sales he should have the bike built and ready to ship before taking your money. But he's strung this out for so long heust need the cash. But fear not he is committed to making all these bikes. I think Peter is ALL IN on Helix. But with all this coronavirus stuff, who knows how long he'll push back. I pray you get your bike soon man, it really is amazing!
Well Brompton is still the best. And rolling this while folding would be a trouble in my opinion. If you only had a Dahon to compare this to, then you should really try out a Brompton.
I've never owned a Brompton so I cannot compare. However I'm able to roll this around very easily even in tight quarters when folded. I can also fold it in 22 seconds and unfold it in 17 seconds. Check it out. th-cam.com/video/9X1wRDcw1Cg/w-d-xo.html
Because it is best and almost frictionless when you tilt it onto the front wheel when folded and roll it around that way. I guess technically you could roll it on both wheels but it adds a more resistance plus the crank arms could start to spin and they don't clear the ground very well.
please, i really wish to know can this bike install mudguard?? i have email them to ask but so far no reply and it have most ugly seat post i even seen =.=
There are a couple of theads on bikeforums.net, including one with photos of Brompton and Helix side by side. There is a comment from one of the Brompton owners who supposedly owns six Bromptons and ordered three Helix.
Have a look at my other quick start video. It's actually very easy to fold. Much easier than my Dahon. I took it slow on this video, I can do it now in 20 seconds or less. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing. After watched your video, I decided not to buy this troublesome folding system bike. Imaging folding it at crowded area or before boading the public transport (too much time and afford need to fold/unfold it). The saddle unable to adjust the angle and having the sharp part below the saddle is very dangerous (rider might get injured during a fall). Montague or FSIR Spin 5 have much easy & better folding system.
What the hell are you talking about? The folding mechanism is barely any slower than a Brompton as you can see on other videos, he’s just going slow as he only just unboxed it. Also, how do you suggest someone could possibly injure themselves on the seatpost rail? It’s completely shielded by the saddle. This company has revolutionised the folding bike industry and you pluck things out of your ass to whine about…
I've been riding this bike for about a month th-cam.com/users/postUgkxwC0IIeIomGQVeBWg-kKJaToZkLEFIA2W and a half now and I think it's fantastic. It helps me get to work on time every day since I'm able to fit it inside of public transportation rush hour. The price is great too, people are always shocked when they ask me how much I paid for the fold up and I tell them "200". It's easy to fold and installation when it ships is insanely easy. All you have to install when the bike arrives is one foot pedal, everything else is done for you. I do recommend you carry some sort of wrench to tighten any loose screws on the handle bar and seat whenever they get a little bit loose. Other than that I think it's a fantastic bike. Easily fits in the home, can fit inside a car trunk and can even fit in subway rush hour.
Nahh, it looks like the folding and unfolding is rather timeconsuming while commuting and taking it in and out of the train. It looks like good quality and sturdy though, but its not for me.
Haha thanks! I'm actually working on stuff right now but this weekend was really hard. My back is hurting me really bad + season 2 of Cobra Kai + Avengers + game of thrones = no production :( This week for sure.
@@Beng12952 Once, I impulsively bought a cycle without mudguards. It started raining on my ride home, and I became a masterpiece of mud art, with dirt decorating me up to my back. Lesson learned: practicality is key, and mudguards are now my rainy day heroes. Thanks for sharing your thoughts..
HOT TIP: when you want to showcase/demonstrate a product and how it works...locate the product between you and the camera (DON'T stand in front of the product!)
The design gave to much attention of how compact it is when folded and didn't consider how it looks when unfolded. If Brompton would make a 406 or 451 would be nice best foldability and long cruising.
It's not that bad, I can fold it in 20 seconds and unfold it and be riding in 17 seconds. The hardest thing about this bike is the wait time as there has only been about 300 made. They are much delayed.
You seem to believe that you’re able to measure wall thicknesses of a bike frame from a computer screen, without sawing it apart and using callipers. This frame is as strong as your delusion, so you’re safe.
It's actually really easy to fold/unfold. I can fold it up in 22 seconds and unfold it in 17. Here check it out: th-cam.com/video/9X1wRDcw1Cg/w-d-xo.html
The practicality of a high quality folding bike with the unpracticality of not having room for mudguards and a rack. So, how come is it the world's best folding bike (as advertised)? The bar is still above that...But thanks for the video!
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I think this bike could dramatically elevate cycling experiences abroad...
No more insane rental costs, no more downloading bike apps and creating profiles on international data, no more returning a sub par, single speed rental bike to a specific location at a specific time.
With this it could be as simple as: leave airport, unfold, ride.
I honestly can't wait!
Thank you for this video and I'll be patiently waiting for the next one.
Nice bike. I have wanted a Helix for 5 years now.
I always thought the project was a scam. I’m glad you got your bike. For traveling this is the dream bike!
I'm not going to lie, for I while there I thought I was getting scammed too! He still hasn't fulfilled all the backers bikes but he is churning them out slowly but surely.
it's very nice. I have an old dahon mu sl that I fitted out as a racer with used carbon bits and it weighs around 9kg and is really fast. I've been lusting after the helix but have read the weight went up to over 10kg. It will be interesting to see how fast people can fold and unfold them. For now I'm more happy with my dahon as it's lighter and cost around 500$ but it's really interesting to see folding bikes finally evolving further. I think the engineering tolerances for a product are making progress hard, I think for smaller lighter people prepared to be a bit careful folding bikes could get closer to 5-6kg and be perfectly usable.
Hi, have you been happy with your MU SL? Is it the 10 speed version? I'd be interesting in hearing a bit more about what mods you did. Thanks
What carbon bits did you add? I got a Mu SL as well
At 7:54, that one click, two click, three click lock on the fork seems like a pain. How has it been to live with this bike?
I appreciate you posting this. I'm waiting for my Helix to arrive to New Zealand in the next month or two.
How has your Helix been? Would you rather have a Helix Ultralight or a Brompton T-Line? Hopefully your back is good now too!
Nice bike but no mudguards is a problem. Great video
thank you for this very interesting video with the first user-perspective reporting on the Helix. Will watch any further videos of your experience with it. Wishing you safe rides!
Thanks for the nice video!
Now that you've been riding the Helix for some years: Are you still happy with it?
I would expect the latch that ties together the axels of the two wheels and protects against unfolding to be the least fault-tolerant part of the bike. Does the latch still match exactly after some years? And more importantly: Are the hinges still tight, or are they worn out in some kind?
Hi, did you also try put some rear rack for panniers or tried some backpacking with this bike? I would be interested if this bike is suitable for some longer rides (bikepacking/biketouring)
I’m looking at this and trying to see the benefit over a montague. It’s certainly very well made and I’d love to know how that front fork feels when riding it. The rear wheel is genius, of course Brompton is similar but with much smaller wheel.
Is good to see that the bike is at your doorway after 3yrs 7 months.! finally I get to see how this bike fold and unfold by its owner ! Your video is good and clear . thanks for sharing . My helix bikes is arriving Singapore this July as per their schedule . Cant wait to ride it !.cheers
Did your bike arrive on time? And how long between purchase and arrival ?
Hello great video after some use do find when you are swinging the front wheel around then twisting the lever right clockwise to lock onto the frame it starts to get difficult after repetitions? Thank you
is this bike still available?
Great video the instructions were well presented.
What width tire ships with the bike? You mentioned the tire was rubbing slightly against the top tube when folding, so it would be the maximum tire-width the fold allows for.
please show us soon on the ride!
To call this the greatest foldind bike is utterly ludicrous!
To understand what constitutes a great folding bike, indeed the greatest folding bike, look no further than the design and engineering masterpiece that is the Brompton folding bicycle!
These tiny wheeled marvels have in virtually standard form been toured and bike packed and bike rafted across the globe!
As a Brompton owner, I can honestly say, my opinion of course, that the Helix is damn impressive too, I actually like the way the Helix folds better than the Brompton, if anything how it's easier to push around when folded. With my 6R Brompton, the rear luggage rack makes things a bit cumbersome. Now, if the Helix had a rack solution, it would be at the top. But until then, the Brompton edges it out slightly due to the carry-on bag/rack options, and of course smaller size. If Helix can reduced this down to a 16" wheel size...hot damn.
When are you going to do a riding video?
I recently injured my back where if I twist or turn a certain way my legs would just crumble. I'm getting better now and I actually think this weekend I may go for a ride.
Anyone know when and how there is possible to put an order?
Does the back wheel allow for a dog carrier to be attached ?
Your dog was cute!
how long did it took after you purchased?
Great video, how would you rate the quality and built of the bike compared to something like a Brompton?
Also would the size frame be comfortable for shorter people?
Well, I'm 5'7" with short legs and it fits me just fine plus there is some adjustability in the seat position. If anything I wish the handle bars were up higher because I'm an old man now but I may change that out myself. Build quality is TOP NOTCH. Bike is like 95% Titanium and is super light and ULTRA RIGID. There is absolutely NO FLEX at any of the joints whatsoever. I'll have video next week of my riding it. I actually shot some video this weekend and I was jumping over this rough patch off a dirt ramp and the bike had no give whatsoever. For the backer price of $1300 it cannot be bested. I don't know what the post backer price is but if it is under $2k it would still be a bargain. The only thing stopping Helix from just taking off is the absolute and offensive tardiness in getting the bikes made, assembled and delivered. It is like delay after delay after delay. I'm surprised I got one to be quite honest. Hopefully Peter is working on the efficiency of his project because it really is fantastic.
MDizzy Yes I wanted to be a backer 3 years ago as well but I was really young with no money. Unfortunately the price spiked to $2200. Now that you have assured me the quality is very reliable, I still think it would be worth it, especially since it’s a regular wheel sized bike (downside to my 16” Brompton wheels). Looking forward to you uploading more videos on the helix bike!
Honestly compared to other titanium folders this thing is still worth $2200 IMO. Just the look and feel, the fit and finish screams PREMIUM. He may be taking forever and a day but when you receive the bike it is worth it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND placing an order though until he has shipped out hundreds of bikes though just to be sure you don't lose your money. That is the main issue right now is the speed of production and if it can be sped up.
MDizzy thank you for your feedback. I was thinking the same, looking forward to future videos on the bike!!
Great video! Well done. Why would anyone give this a thumbs down?
Because he started really well and then you realize that his hands grow out of his ass, he is not conversant with elementary mechanics; putting pedals first? Putting it together on the floor? elevate it on a workbench or a table so the camera does not look down - your video must be rehearsed. an instruction sheet is a good idea.
@@borisfohrman3133I wasn’t aware it was necessary to enrol on an elementary mechanics course in order to unfold a bike to a satisfactory standard for the grandmaster armchair mechanics of TH-cam. How about you show everyone how conversant you are in using cognition before criticising someone who’s giving people a real world demonstration rather than a rehearsed, polished advert that would take all of 30 seconds? And while you’re at it, maybe visit a shrink if you’re seeing hands growing out of asses…
Great bike! Enjoy the ride
Thank`s. Any clue where they are in production. First kickstarters and then preorders and then..?
do you still have the bike?
very lucky fellow..please,comment on the ride in terms of comfort ,shocks on different surface .mine have to wait another 6months!
Very comfortable for me....5ft 6in and 115 lbs. Needed new contoured handle bar grips for better comfort on our 30 mile unpaved (gravel dust) rail-to-trail rides
I have received my Alfine 11. Mine looks like a hollow rear axle with a QR size bolt going thru. Does yous have a hollow rear axle about the size of a QR?
Yes, we are practicing how to remove the rear wheel in case I get a flat tire or for a tire replacement. Right now we are having trouble getting the bolt out of the hub. The bolt unscrews but does not come out of the hub. Sent photos to Helix for advice.
Helix should develop a new model with Gates Belt drive and a Pinion gearbox, also Ti fenders and maybe a 16" ultra compact model (as small as the Brompton) ...That would be the ultimate Folding bike...If i had the money i would Request a custom frame from Moots...
Pinion gearbox weighs alot.
@maryharrington8983 "alot" is really subjective, but yes it ads some weight.
How do I order one of these bikes? There website does not have any way of ordering one?
is it delivered to india and what cost to pay, any body knows or supplier, reply me. thank you
How long did it take to get the bike. And if there’s a problem where do you get it fixed (since there’s a ten year guarantee)
Wonderful effort for your 1st youtube effort. Enjoy the fantastic bike - can't wait to see you actually ride it. Subscribed.
Thank you very much. I actually tried to shoot some video today but because of the holiday I went to my mom's house and in my haste I didn't bring the appropriate gear. That plus my back is really messed up right now. Next week I'll have a proper riding plus hands on video!
@mdizzy how long between when u ordered it vs when it arrived?
Do you really want to know.... 3.5 YEARS!!!
And there are like a over thousand more people who pre-ordered who are still waiting and will be waiting for more years. You can buy direct from helix.ca and get it faster but the price has tripled!
@@realMDizzy I actually purchased from the web site in march. I hope it doesnt take 3 years
@@blankspace8758 Wow! Well he said he is prioritizing direct sales people first so you should get your bike sooner rather than later. I think he's doing it all wrong. For direct sales he should have the bike built and ready to ship before taking your money. But he's strung this out for so long heust need the cash. But fear not he is committed to making all these bikes. I think Peter is ALL IN on Helix. But with all this coronavirus stuff, who knows how long he'll push back. I pray you get your bike soon man, it really is amazing!
Awesome vid! Love the design of the Helix! Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
Best product
Well Brompton is still the best. And rolling this while folding would be a trouble in my opinion. If you only had a Dahon to compare this to, then you should really try out a Brompton.
I've never owned a Brompton so I cannot compare. However I'm able to roll this around very easily even in tight quarters when folded. I can also fold it in 22 seconds and unfold it in 17 seconds. Check it out. th-cam.com/video/9X1wRDcw1Cg/w-d-xo.html
Workshy At40 no reason to be sorry, since Curl is a copycat, you actually want a Brompton anyway :)
The Tern BYB looks like a possible winner too.
Nice video
How can apply for the bike ?
@MDizzy....how do i order one?
This is really neat! Would fit great in my truck!
Why doesnt the back wheel roll when folded?
Because it is best and almost frictionless when you tilt it onto the front wheel when folded and roll it around that way. I guess technically you could roll it on both wheels but it adds a more resistance plus the crank arms could start to spin and they don't clear the ground very well.
Nice.. Price...?
Now combine it with the Swytch Kit and that'll be a dream bike :3
What is that?
TheSupre Rub look it up you’ll be surprised, not spoiling the fun :3
How to buy it in indonesia?
Got an extra one here in Jkt.
what is your order no# of your helix ?
I'm #15
@@realMDizzy I am #51, still to have wait for whie~, thanks
And i am 2xx 😪😪😪
865 here - might be a couple years - hopefully no more delays!
please, i really wish to know can this bike install mudguard?? i have email them to ask but so far no reply
and it have most ugly seat post i even seen =.=
Ny dream bike....
Price in India
cool bike.. folds like a tyrell or birdy..
There are a couple of theads on bikeforums.net, including one with photos of Brompton and Helix side by side. There is a comment from one of the Brompton owners who supposedly owns six Bromptons and ordered three Helix.
I go for fnhon gust.
Any updates on the rubbing from the tire to the frame when folding?
I am a little disappointed - the official video made it look much easier to fold and unfold. Very good video btw.
Have a look at my other quick start video. It's actually very easy to fold. Much easier than my Dahon. I took it slow on this video, I can do it now in 20 seconds or less. Thanks for watching.
Nice!
Thanks for sharing. After watched your video, I decided not to buy this troublesome folding system bike. Imaging folding it at crowded area or before boading the public transport (too much time and afford need to fold/unfold it). The saddle unable to adjust the angle and having the sharp part below the saddle is very dangerous (rider might get injured during a fall). Montague or FSIR Spin 5 have much easy & better folding system.
What the hell are you talking about? The folding mechanism is barely any slower than a Brompton as you can see on other videos, he’s just going slow as he only just unboxed it. Also, how do you suggest someone could possibly injure themselves on the seatpost rail? It’s completely shielded by the saddle. This company has revolutionised the folding bike industry and you pluck things out of your ass to whine about…
I've been riding this bike for about a month th-cam.com/users/postUgkxwC0IIeIomGQVeBWg-kKJaToZkLEFIA2W and a half now and I think it's fantastic. It helps me get to work on time every day since I'm able to fit it inside of public transportation rush hour. The price is great too, people are always shocked when they ask me how much I paid for the fold up and I tell them "200". It's easy to fold and installation when it ships is insanely easy. All you have to install when the bike arrives is one foot pedal, everything else is done for you. I do recommend you carry some sort of wrench to tighten any loose screws on the handle bar and seat whenever they get a little bit loose. Other than that I think it's a fantastic bike. Easily fits in the home, can fit inside a car trunk and can even fit in subway rush hour.
Or use Locktite blue and torque to spec.
Def Leppard! 🤘
Nahh, it looks like the folding and unfolding is rather timeconsuming while commuting and taking it in and out of the train. It looks like good quality and sturdy though, but its not for me.
It's not that bad actually. I can fold it in 22 seconds and unfold it in 17 seconds. Here: th-cam.com/video/9X1wRDcw1Cg/w-d-xo.html
If 22 seconds is too time consuming, why not plan your commute with 22 more seconds to spare…
Good looking bike but its no Brompton
What is your point? Who thnks a 24" Canadian titanium could be a 16" 20+ year old UK steel folder? I agree with Borja.
3 clicks is real struggle
Thanks for making the video, I'm excited to get mine finally! Backer number #300something.
Please new videos
Haha thanks! I'm actually working on stuff right now but this weekend was really hard. My back is hurting me really bad + season 2 of Cobra Kai + Avengers + game of thrones = no production :( This week for sure.
MDizzy thank you for your replies. I excited to see if u can bring on subway or mall should be so amazing
Cumbersome and heavy looking when folding , with no mud guards, setting you up for a wet ass in the rain.
Going by that theory, imagine how much heavier it’d look with mudguards? Just wear quick drying shorts and quit whining.
@@Beng12952 Once, I impulsively bought a cycle without mudguards. It started raining on my ride home, and I became a masterpiece of mud art, with dirt decorating me up to my back. Lesson learned: practicality is key, and mudguards are now my rainy day heroes.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts..
HOT TIP: when you want to showcase/demonstrate a product and how it works...locate the product between you and the camera (DON'T stand in front of the product!)
Nice bike with so complicate fold and unfold steps.
The more compact , the more complicated the folding process will be.
not happy with the price also they should include a lifetime warranty
Sadly I don't know if they'll be around to honor it :(
🐶Askal🐶
Too much mechanism for a simple machine. Youll be in trouble if the manufacturer wont supply any spare when the time you need one
The design gave to much attention of how compact it is when folded and didn't consider how it looks when unfolded. If Brompton would make a 406 or 451 would be nice best foldability and long cruising.
Looks cumbersome to fold
To much yapping! Haha. Looks like a nice bike though.
If you’re that sensitive to noise, perhaps you could try hitting the mute button before “yapping” criticism.
I am tired while watch you
Must be past your bedtime.
Wolds best... Ehh no. Have you even heard of a di blasi. From the 70's the same model is still made.
Is it foldable?
kayak orang indonesia
Not very easy to fold or unfold.
I think in this my first video it may look difficult. As of today I can fold an unfold in under 20 seconds each.
@@realMDizzy thank you!
@@ShiragaFilm here I am doing it but I'm faster now. th-cam.com/video/9X1wRDcw1Cg/w-d-xo.html
Wow. That's just too much work.
If the twenty seconds you’d eventually take to unfold the bike is too much work, perhaps riding a bike isn’t for you?
Titanium is forever, carbon fiber isn't
Looks like a mousetrap. Not very simple fold at all.
It's not that bad, I can fold it in 20 seconds and unfold it and be riding in 17 seconds. The hardest thing about this bike is the wait time as there has only been about 300 made. They are much delayed.
worlds best folding bike? not a chance, Montague Paratrooper holds that title. That frame looks thin and weak, the design and features unimpressive
You seem to believe that you’re able to measure wall thicknesses of a bike frame from a computer screen, without sawing it apart and using callipers. This frame is as strong as your delusion, so you’re safe.
Atover $20,000, I’d rather buy a used car
I prefer the brompton. Simple and easy. Too techical for helix may not selling point to mass cyclists. Sorry, not for me
Way to complicated.
It's actually really easy to fold/unfold. I can fold it up in 22 seconds and unfold it in 17. Here check it out: th-cam.com/video/9X1wRDcw1Cg/w-d-xo.html
If you call this complicated, you’re obviously very simple.
Unfold it and leave it alone, just ride it.
I’d love to see how you go about riding a bike whilst simultaneously leaving it alone. I imagine it requires schizophrenia?
The practicality of a high quality folding bike with the unpracticality of not having room for mudguards and a rack. So, how come is it the world's best folding bike (as advertised)? The bar is still above that...But thanks for the video!